1935 – Gold Discovered by the Golden Arrow Mining Company, Limited.Gold was additionally discovered on this property in 1935, when a diamond drilling program was commenced by the Golden Arrow Mining Company, Limited. It was at this time period when a gold vein had deemed profitable to commence further development phase of what was to be come the Golden Arrow Mine. Diamond drilling at the time was also being contracted out to the Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines, Limited. In total diamond drilling the two companies were able to complete 800 feet in total length. Results of these core samples had soon indicated a profitable gold mineralization to commence development phases of a two-compartment shaft in 1936.

1936 – Golden Arrow Mining Company, Limited. Development on the property was first started in the summer of 1936, when a two-compartment shaft was started by hand drilling. It was at this time when a depth of 48 feet was officially establish on the company’s shaft before mining operations became suspended on November, 1 of that year. Before the mine came to its first closure it was very well developed when a blacksmith shop, a frame cook house, office, and sleeping camp combined, and a powder magazine became developed. There was also a small headframe that became erected by the company, and its workforce of 7 miners. All mining operations by this company had officially ended for the time being as the property remained idle.

1946 – Golden Arrow Mines, Limited succeeded the Golden Arrow Mining Company, Limited Diamond drilling within this time period was known to have consisted of 27 surface holes totalling 14.906 feet. Almost all of this drilling was rather being done on a separate zone from the previous shaft workings. With explorations continuing to occur the company soon intersected a profitable mining zone to contract the P Harrison Contractors. It was at this time period when the contractors had sunk the No. 2 three compartment shaft operation to a depth of 281 feet below the surface. In addition to this the company would also pay for the establishment of a level that became constructed on the 250-foot section. As the level became cut the company continued to open it up further when 356 feet of drifting, and 298 feet of crosscutting was done. Besides developing the underground workings, the company also enlarge the old camp building, and a new garage was built. The whole entire mining plant at the time was stated to have been owned by the contractor P. Harrison, and power was turned on at the mine in August. More so this whole entire gold discovery was reported to have been located in Hislop, and McCann Townships, Ramore area, Cochrane District, Ontario, Canada.

1947 – Golden Arrow Mines, LimitedThe P. Harrison Conractors had continued to expand the shaft to even further depths when it was now sunken to 429 feet below the surface. As the shaft was sunk to further depths there was a new level cut, and station on the mines 400 foot level. This also resulted in expanding the two levels when 1,272 feet of drifting, and 371 feet of crosscutting was completed. In total lateral development, these to levels alone had expanded the workings by 1,628 feet of drifting, and 669 feet of crosscutting. Diamond drilling had also accounted to 58 underground holes totalling a length of 3,675 feet. After this became completed the company had decided to suspend mining operation at the Golden Arrow Mine on July, 1947.

1974 – Pamour Porcupine Mines, Limited option It was during this time period when the Pamour Porcupine Mines, Limited. Had option this property. Prior to this option the company would also agree to complete a feasibility study on the property. In addition to this option the company had to also complete a bulk milling procedure that would treat a total of 21,000 tonnes of ore.

1976 – Pamour Porcupine Mines, Limited As the mine continued to result in profitable assaying grades the company had contracted Canadian Arrow Mines to conduct surface diamond drilling.

1980 – Pamour Porcupine Mines, Limited With the mine continuing to deem profitable the company had decided to sign a 20 year property lease for six claims. More so this whole entire production had also commence the development of a surface plant. As the mine continue to become predeveloped this company had also place stripping, and development phases towards designing a 500 ton per a day open pit. No additional production had escalated during this time period of preparing the mine for production phases.

1981 – Pamour Porcupine Mines, LimitedA huge amount of ore was reported to have been taken out from the open pit that year. In total production, the company had obtained 156,202 tonnes of ore that became trucked to the Pamour No. 1 Mill. With this shipment, the company had also transported a total of 13,828 tonnes that was previously stockpiled at the time.

1982 – Pamour Porcupine Mines, LimitedDevelopment of the open pit operation had continued to take place when the company had extracted a total of 80,100 tonnes of ore. Much of this ore was also being trucked to the company Pamour No. 1 Milling Facility that produce a total of 4,075 ounces of gold. In general, being this was rather considered to have been recovered at an average milling rate of 0.051 ounces per a tonne of ore mined. With only a minor amount of gold the company decided to officially suspended mining operations in May of that year. This whole entire mine closure resulted in the pit to become filled with water for the time being.

1996 – Canadian Arrow Mines, LimitedFurther exploration on this property continued to take place when the Canadian Arrow Mines, Limited. Had completed a 150-m diamond drilling program. Almost all of this exploration phase was aimed at determining an IP anomaly that was located 600 m west of the open pit operation. Assays from this diamond drilling program had indicated 2049 ppb Au over 0.16 m and 2411 ppb over 0.38 m. Nothing else had take place by this company prior to suspending explorations phases.

1997 – Inca Mining Corp Some more explorations had continued to take place on the Golden Arrow Property when another staking was made by Inca Mining Corp. With this ground stake the company would conduct their own IP, and Magnetic Survey, mapping, stripping, sampling, and drilling 15 surface holes totalling a length of 2158 m.

2010 – Victoria Gold Mines East Timmins, LimitedEven more changes occurred to this property when the Victoria Gold Mines East Timmins, Limited had obtained permitting, and filed a closure plan to extract a bulk sample up to 100,000 tonnes. This whole entire procedure resulted in the company to dewater the pit in order to obtain this bulk sample for testing procedures.

From 2010 to 2012 – Murgor Resources Inc. option the propertyExplorations on the Golden Arrow Property never seemed to stop when the Murgor Resources Inc. obtained optioning rights. After getting these optioning rights the company had completed a total of 57 surface diamond drill holes, totalling 16,501 feet in length. Nothing else was known to have occurred on this property prior to company allowing their option to lapse.

Geology of Golden Arrow Mine Much of the mine area is considered to be largely glacial drift covered and is commonly underlain by weakly metamorphosed rocks. The whole entire metamorphosed rock is commonly formed by greenschist or lower Metamorphic facies. In addition to this the area is considered to also be intrusive by felsic bodies. This also results in the possible development of contact metamorphic aureoles of amphibolite grade. More so tholeiitic basalt, and the interflow of sedimentary deposits are considered to be of the Archean Kinojavis Group which strike east-northeast, dip steeply south, face south, and occupy a part of the north limb of the east striking, and east plunging Blake River Syndinorium. Some of the intrusive rocks in the area are known to be a part of small felsic trondhjernite stock that contains the association of gold mineralization.